Varadero, Cuba – 2010
05/08/10
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This time it was mostly “beach-n-pool” type of vacation, with no trips and tours. Sometimes it’s great just doing nothing!
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French Canada Bus Tour
10/06/10
Having travel a lot across the Canada, I wouldn’t expect how great and exciting would be a French Canada bus tour from “Irina International Tours” agency. Very informative, interesting and inspiring, smoothly organized and well planned. So, here we go!
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There is itinerary:
Day 1
Departure from Toronto to Montreal
Big Apple – stop for coffee, cakes and pastries
Lunch in small french town
Montreal – Sightseeing Tour – visit the Old City, Notre Dame de Montreal, St.Joseph Oratory, Olympic Stadium, Westmount, Golden Mile & downtown shopping
Day 2
Breakfast and departure from Montreal
Quebec City – Upper & Lower Town (walking tour) Chateau Frontenac, Notre Dame de Quebec, Petit Champlain, St. Louis Gates, Place Royal, Latin Quarters
Lunch in french restaurant and free time
Montmorency Falls – “The Grand Canyon” – spectacular canyon with 74 meters waterfalls encompassed of 900 million years old rocks, the beautiful scenery, and delight for camera enthusiasts
Return back to Montreal
Day 3
Breakfast and Departure to Ottawa
Ottawa – Sightseeing Tour – Chateau Laurier, the Old Market Place, Embassies, The Famous Rideau Canal and walking tour of Parliament Building & Peace Tower
Lunch in Ottawa downtown and Depart for Thousand Islands
Boat Cruise “1000 Islands”- Beautiful landscapes and historic sites
Come back to Toronto at night
Featuring:
Montréal the metropolis has everything a big city can offer. But Montréal is also one-of-a-kind, a multicultural city that blends its French accent with that of over 80 other ethnic communities and charms visitors with its Euro-American ambiance. Montréal is also innovative and invigorating, offering a whirlwind of cultural creations, both traditional and modern.
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Sure of its charms and just a touch haughty, Québec City’s gracious yet simple style continues to delight its visitors, year after year. The city has everything it takes to please: an enchanting setting on the St. Lawrence, a priceless architectural heritage, a rich and colorful past and, above all, a warm heart bubbling over with the special joie de vivre that has characterized it for four centuries.
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Impressive Montmorency Falls, which were named by Samuel de Champlain for his patron, the duke of Montmorency, are 83m (272 ft.) tall, they're 30m (98 ft.) higher than Niagara - a boast no visitor is spared. These falls are, however, far narrower.
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Ottawa, Canadian capital, is a picturesque city with beautiful waterways, historic architecture, and an abundance of parklands and open spaces, all for unlimited use by our bureaucrats.
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There’s no better way to experience the 1000 Islands (1,864 to be exact) than aboard a guided boat tour meandering through the islands of the United States and Canada to see majestic castles (Boldt's Castle), lighthouses, stately homes, impressive bridges and more.
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